Newsmen Return to Work After Strike Action
Sydney reporters plan to resume duties Saturday with discussions to settle downgrade disputes. Proprietors stress weekend editions and return to normal reporting while awaiting Industrial Court guidance. Officials in Canberra and major publishers debate pay scales and the timing of restatement of the old award rates.
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Sydney
Proprietary
AJA General
Culd
Nolear Mey
Joby Parra. Broup
Sydney Morning Herald
the Sun
The
Sun-Herald
Finanial Review
Consolidated
Canberra
Nsw
Signs for Death Scene at Gisnin Erra Bridge
Two sets of 45 mph advisory speed signs will be erected on both sides of the Gisnin erra Bridge, the scene of a head on collision which claimed three lives on July 29.
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Gisninerra Bridge
Voyager party sparks compulsory conference clash
The Australian Journalists Association and union leaders clashed over grading notices and a compulsory conference led by Arbitration Commissioner Portus Thesigne. Portus warned of downgrading methods amid ongoing talks as editors and proprietors argued over employment notices and potential dismissals. Voyager wardroom party aftermath described by341 crew as officers and stewards recounting the captain’s birthday celebration.
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S. Crosland
Thal
Portus Thesigne
Portus Bald
John Pairfax
Rowlata
Erade
P. Cheenivh
Teton
Canberra
Spei
Rae
Portis
Campbell Thich
Easton
Ron
A.arade
Sydney
Capaia
Tvens
Royal Commission
Stevens
Peter Cabban
A Brief Visit To An Old Friend
Staff correspondent Robert Helpmann visits Canberra to finalize plans for the 1970 Adelaide Festival and discuss funding for Australian ballet. He notes government grants and international tours as key issues, detailing his career and upcoming engagements in film, ballet, and theatre.
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Robert Helpmann
Lord Cisey
Honolulu
al Tory
Harold Wilsin
Henry Bolte
Canberra
Adelaide
Australia
Tan Tomes
Bond
Fleming
Election upsets in South Vietnam as boycotts loom
Seven civilian candidates for South Vietnam’s presidential race announced a boycott of the campaign charging the government with failing to provide adequate facilities and security. Among them are leading contenders Tran Van Huong and Phan Khac Suu, and others including Hong and Nguyen Hoa Hep. The group said they received no adequate government reply and would decide on joint press conferences after meeting in Saigon.
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Saigon
Aap-Reuter
South Vietnam
Tran van Huong
Phan Khac Suu
Saigoneder
Quang Tri
Hong Ha Ko
Mr Hong
Saigoo
Jon Penvineiall
Balan i Bens
Wank
Vinda
M&m
Suny Ae
Air Force
Thiew
Marne
Quang Trlshal Nguyen
Suigan
Thien
Mar Ky
Central Election Committee
Mr Hoong
Saixon
Uerday
Troops Fly To Trouble In Java Following Unrest
Reports say three detachments of army paracommandos were flown to West Java after unrest surfaced in the region. Supporters of Dr Sukarno and the Nationalist Party were said to be increasing their activity to create trouble, according to informed sources.
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Diakarta
Thuretay
Aap-Reuter
Slde
Java
Sukarno
Sid
Brass
Sola Iian Hercules
Sera Java
Thelin
Pairhall
USAF
Sydney
Hercules
Syddiey
Rumbie
Ginal Gilroy
Rumble
Australian Evacuation Capsule For Wounded In Vietnam
Reported plans discuss a capsule system using Hercules aircraft to evacuate wounded from Vietnam. Air Force officials consider modifying Hercules or replacing with jet airliners, with debates over feasibility, timelines, and safety for servicemen.
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Wallon
Viet
United Siney
Astral
Orion
Alister Brats
Capaule
Vietnam
Lockheed-Georgial
Fratign
United State Air Force
L.M. Corbet
Corbett
Normandy
Dr Brass
House ‘of Representatives
Defence
Mr Pairhall
Police widen search for couple reported missing north of Eden
Police from Walloon, Bombala, Bega, Narooma and Eden launch a large search for a man and woman in rugged mountain country south of Eden after their disappearance on Tuesday. More than 30 officers patrol remote tracks and border areas across NSW and Victoria as inquiries focus on a possible travel route toward Tolow and Sydney with no clear identifications yet.
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Vic-Jand
Woaboya
Petty
Eden Petty
Comarca
Nes
Wallongong
Bombala
Bega
Narooma
Eden
South Australia
Sydney
Thurday
Victoria
Australia
Australia reports one third of 20 year olds unfit for Army
Minister ME Bury disclosed that over two years of national service 229,207 youths were called up since 1965. After balloting 78,347 were eligible to serve, while 21,447 were rejected for failing medical psychological or educational standards. Among the remainder 6,088 had married and 13,978 received deferments for education.
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Australia
Labour and National Service
ME Bury
Bury
Vietnam aid debate shifts to new act hospitals plan
Fragmentary text notes a decision related to civil aid and hospitals in Vietnam era context. Mentions private matters, a fire incident, and classified pages. No clear names, dates, or specifics available in the readable fragment.
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ACT
Advimry Ci ‘Ee Bese
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